From Online School to Multiplying Blessings:
Our Homeschooling Adventure
Embarking on the journey of homeschooling felt like stepping into a grand biblical command – "Be fruitful and multiply." We initially dipped our toes into the vast ocean of education when we decided to online school our first child. Little did we know that this seemingly simple decision would be the catalyst for a homeschooling adventure that would multiply not just our children but also our joy, laughter, and, yes, the number of pencils we'd go through.
When our second child made their entrance into the world, we realized that online schooling one while managing a newborn was akin to juggling flaming torches—possible but with a hint of chaos. Thus, our decision to homeschool our eldest became a delightful spiral into a life filled with multiplication signs, not just in math equations but in the pitter-patter of little feet and the multiplication of bedtime stories.
As our family expanded, so did our homeschooling endeavors. From teaching basic addition to mastering algebraic equations, we found ourselves navigating the educational waters with the grace of circus performers. With each new addition to our homeschooling roster, we discovered the art of adapting, multitasking, and turning the occasional chaos into a harmonious symphony of learning.
Scripture's call to "be fruitful and multiply" took a literal and educational turn in our household
Scripture's call to "be fruitful and multiply" took a literal and educational turn in our household. Overcoming the adventurous obstacles of homeschooling six unique personalities became our daily quest. From science experiments erupting in the kitchen to impromptu history lessons during grocery shopping, our home transformed into a lively classroom where learning and laughter went hand in hand. In the end, we realized that being fruitful and multiplying wasn't just about numbers; it was about the immeasurable joy of watching our children grow, learn, and discover the world around them—multiplying blessings indeed.
